The Museum of Communication in Bern is a unique cultural institution dedicated to the evolution of human interaction. It explores the past, present, and future of communication through interactive exhibits, multimedia installations, and historical artifacts. Visitors can engage with themed zones covering topics such as digital media, postal services, and telecommunications, making the experience both educational and entertaining. The museum’s award-winning core exhibition features hands-on activities, surprising objects, and live communicators who bring the subject to life. Special exhibitions, such as the current Dance! showcase, highlight the role of movement in communication. Located in Bern’s Museum Quarter, the venue is easily accessible and offers guided tours, workshops, and family-friendly activities. Whether exploring the impact of technology or discovering historical milestones, the Museum of Communication provides an engaging and thought-provoking experience.
Bern SwitzerlandThe Museum of Communication Bern is located at Helvetiastrasse 16, 3000 Bern, in the Kirchenfeld quarter, just south of the Aare River and a short distance from Bern’s city center. This award-winning, interactive museum explores the evolution of communication—from gestures and body language to postal services, telecommunications, and digital media—across three floors of hands-on exhibits and activities. It’s especially popular with families and those interested in technology and culture, thanks to its engaging displays and live communicators who interact with visitors. Nearby, you’ll find the Bern Historical Museum and the Einstein Museum, both just a short walk along Helvetiastrasse, as well as the Swiss Alpine Museum and the Kunsthalle Bern. The area is easily accessible by tram (lines 6, 7, and 8 to Helvetiaplatz), and the museum is part of Bern’s Museum Quarter, making it convenient to combine a visit with other major cultural attractions in the Swiss capital.